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KiIima-Njaro Climbed at Last.


When the missionary Rebmann discovered,
thlrty-eight years ago, the giant among African
mountains, he aroused the incredulity OF English
geVgrapbers oy asserting that the great summit
ne hdd seen, ABOUT Two hundred miles south of the
equator, was perpetually crowned by mantle OF
snow several learned writers proved to their own
ZION that heolnann lad drawn on his own
Imagination Tor his snow, and that in fact he had
"an eager craving for wonierS" and his tesIimOny
Was ''weak and OBSCURE" Thirteen years elapsed
oeiofe Won der Deckea visited kiHma-Nia pazed
upon the eternal SHOWS OF Klbo one Sf the two
peaks Oh TINS King OF African mountains and res
Gued the IaLie OF humble explorer from the un-
Just aspersloAs Of geographical theorists
cable dispatch from Zanzibar now announces
t t .he ascent OF hloo, which baffied New and
1Vnhston, mas AZ last Oeen achieved by Mr.. Meyer
a herman Traveller, who has reached the crater OF
the lOftier OF kiima-N 1aTos twin Ieaks ana srood
on TIE highest point OF the African continent about
l9,10O feet above the SEA.
In 1867 Mr.. New reached the snow line but ,vas
uh5oie 10 advance further. Nearly three wears ago
II. H. Johnston spent SIX mouths on kilima- Marc
under the auspices OF the Royal C;aographicai So
clety Of London. He pushed through Ibe cIon,Is
and snow rlItS towithln nearly 2OO reet of rhe
1s',lt anu men relinquisAed the difficult task
u M hdI htd with MIN an experienced mountain
eer OF TWO or three TRUSTWORTHY comrades he
mi sht have reached the tOD. But his BLACKS were
snNerins around nre 1000 feet below, and no
inluceMehts ne was able TO ofer could temot
them above the snow line He found nlanty
OF danger among the snow CULTS and sin.
pery ridges OF the mountain side and as he was
alone an accident meant almost certain dearh
HIS natives, not understanding the effect OF rare
il ' atosphere com plalned bitterly OF pains In
thelr heads ana lungs, and earnestly assured him
that they would never follow him again TO so cold
a re 1On. w. ~ ~
rus remarkable mountain, which is crowned
with eternal winter, has palm trees and never
enung summer at It's foot Mr. New traced six
distinct zones OF vegetation on It's gently sloping
southe.h Iacs. bananas and maize, Jungle and
dense forest flourish in It's lower attitudes Thon-
SANDS OF natives I'LL the richly turfed slope 20 a
height Of 6oofeet. and ascend 10 heiThts M 10 0no
feet 70 hunt the elephants and bufraloes thar
CHAMBER up the mountain side almost to The snow
line In this rich 1ed Tor the naturalist Johnston
found several hitherto unknown birds an ahout
thirty species OF plants chat were new to science
Accorung 70 the agreement recently made be-
tween England and Germany Kiiima- Mari Whtch
means "Great Noun Itin.' comes within the Ger
man possessions In East Africa. IL Will be very in
tereSting 10 hear khe story OF Mr. Meyers exner,-
ences as he toied over the heather and among the
wtnd-sweprrocks above the temperate zone 10 the
SLOW line, and then made hts painful way ovey
the SHOWS that whiten the upper three-auartens M
q mile OF kilima-N1aro VS. "
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vTHOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
kEAL ESTATE fR0NTlNg TWENTY; FIVE
STREET AND RUNNING BACK WITH THAT
WIDTH ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-SEVEN
FEET TO TEN-FOOT ALLEY, AND KNOWN
AZ THE OLD PORTION OF WELCKERS
HOTEL
By virtue Of certain deed Of trust bearing date
September 20, 1878 and duly recorded in LberlsS
No 736, folio 55 ct seq one Of tho Land Records I
Of the District Of Columbia and BY virtue Of decree
Of the supreme Court Of the said District Of Columbia
in equity cause No. and 1t the request of
party secured thereby, default having been made in
the payment Of the Indebtedness, will SELL public
TwENfY;sEy DAY OF OCToBEk, A. D. 1887.
Ut HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p. M all of lot num-
bered eleven in Davidsons subdivision of part Of
square numbered two hundred and twenty two l,22),
fronting % feet 18th street and running back with
that width l27 feet TO 10-9oot alley the il
recorded in the once Of the Surveyor Of the District Of
Columbia
Terms Of sale cash. end 70 be complied with within
twenty days from day OF SALE property be resod
ct risk and cost Of ing purchaser deposit Of
$500 will be required Ut time Of sale All Conveyance
ing at cost Of purchaser.
o15-dkds RW. TYLER Trustee.
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RESCUED FROM A WRECKED VEssII.-RepOrts of
disasters on the lakes during the gale which pre-
vailed on saturday and Sunday continue to come
H. The three-maSted schooner lack Chandler OF
Cleveland left Ashtabula, Ohio, with coal for Esca-
naoa at O'Clock sunday morning. Monday night
Lake Shore Railroad All night long the waves
broke over the decks, and the Oficers and crew
ten In number-were compelled 10 lash themselves
10 the rigging. At 8 O'Clock Monday morning the
disaster was reported at this port, and Capt.
GOODWIN, OF the hfe-saving station. went to the
rescue on q special train. The crew was rescued
IDENTIFY broken In two
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AN AMERICAN Puan1sr KILLED on THE Isrux

AN AMERICAN PUGILIsr KILLED on THE IsrHNUs,-
pu2iuSt from San Francisco, named Mcclellan,
gave an exhibition In Panama recently with pro-
!essional from New Orleans and got the better OF
the contest. He met his match, however at q
station on the line Las Cascades While under
the influence Of liquor he challenged any one OF
crowd who were quietly slipping tn ir beer, In the
village Inn, TO fight with him. A powerful black
canal digger accepted the challenge, and In few
seconds tney were engaged In o brutal encounter.
McCieilan was caught In the arms OF his less
scientinc antagonist and thrown violently three
tlmea He was unable TO rise after the third fall
ana was found to be severely injured. He died q
Few days afterward from the effects Of internal In
1uries sustained during The encounter.
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.HOMAS BOWLING, Aucuoneer.

CHANCERY SALE OF NICE FRAME HOUSE AMI
LOT, ON FREDERICK COR ThIRTY-FOURTHl
sTREET BETWEEN PROSPECT AVENUE AMI
FIRST COR NJ STREET.
BY virtue of adecree passed in cause No 105sS -
equity. Burr1s ct al Thicker will sell on -
FRIDAY, THE TWENTY-EIGHTH DAY OF Ia
OCToBER AD. 1887. at HALF:PAsT FoUH
O'CLOCK Pm, on the premises, part Of lot No. II in
Beatty Hawkins addition to Georgetown. Begin.
ming 81 feet from LIST street side of Frederick
street thence south % feet alley; thence
on alley 81 feet; thence north 20 feet: then east 70
the beginning, improved With frame dwelling house
Terms Of sale: One-third cash; residue in two equal
payments at six and twelve months with interes,
from the day of sale. the purchaser may pay ali
cash: $50 deposit time of sale Conveysncin9 N
cost Of purchaser.
FRED. W. JONES, Trustee.
o11-dts 412 Louisiana avenue.
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WALTER b WILLIAMS CO, Auctsoussr.
MANTEI AND pIRR MIRhORG CRvGTxI

TRgsTEEs SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
MANTEL AND PIKR MIkRORS CRYSTAL
BY virtue Of deed OF trust dated June LIST, A. d.
1873, and duly recorded in eer No. SOL folio a. Ell
seq one OF the land records for the District OF Column
bin, and also by virtne OF declee Of the Supreme
Court Of the District Of Columbia passed In fauitv
cause No 1oS71 shsli ssn g public .nction
iiamS Co. corner 10th and sszsets nerthyest fsc.
TCMIEeNTY,sEvENTH A. d. 1887. commencing Il
ch.f.eSs .nS a. A. ~ cerssan part Of the eooda
trust and referred TO in sd decres consisting u
H Asndscms Ealn9t Chamber s.itea heavily carved
costly: WAnut Frsns French Plate Nsntel and Pie,
p,n.S Amt xs.ns P,sios suite. uphoistered u
Hsnds9ms WalnIt Bookcsses; Nasble-top Csntsr Il.
niGssI Ssccs sna f4sy chai ha1dsos
npteoh'ssssSd y Lssshsr wslnnt wrilnx Dssks wei
some fedestali; Loun0es: CxYsf1 and Other Chsnds
ilers: tsether Eaova snA holflers; on Paintinss
Enxray1nSss cnromoe: walnut &aau Chain; Hoir Hs1
'' Ts:a: s:sa oA'l xf aef WI Z WIKI
H 4 sf
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PROPOSALS

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSION FOR CON
Sstrnctlon Of the Conversational Library building,
No l4o East Capitol street: Washington, d. G.. De-
tober2. 1887. sealed proposals will be received al
tins ONCE until noon. monday November A, 1887,
Tor furnishing and delivering terrscotta pipes and
bends Drawings, specifications and conditions may be
had vt the Office of the Architect al the above
l. Z: LAMAR Secretary OF the Interior; ED~Aa,D
CLARK, Architect oil the Capitol; A. X. SPOFFO ID,
Librarian OF Congress- Commissioner. o.,2-eo5t
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A TwELvE-YsAR-OLDs SECOND ELOPEMENr-A
few months ago Lulu Kingsley, aged twelve years,
was left homeless by the death OF her parents In
Chicago. she removed to Norwich. Conn. and
took up her abode with friends Not long after
ward, however, Thurston Barber wealthy
farmer or Painhill, adopted her and took her home
with him. Mr.. Barber had working for him at
that time Edgar Burch. Lulu became infatuated
Win Burch ana they eloped, going 10 New York,
happily for while till a burnt-cork artist con-
nected with travelling minstrel show won the
Old Wife deserted her husband and is now travel
ing with her lover
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS { co, Auctioneers.

PARL0R SUITES UPHOLSTERED IN SILK AND
REP HANDSOME ETEGERE. .MARBLETOP
SUITES; WALNUT wRiTiNG DESK" AND
BOOkGASEs CYLINDER TOP. WALNUT EX-
TENSION TABLE AND DINING-ROOM CHAIRS.
GILTFRAME MIRROR EASY CHAIRS,
TABLES, HALL AND STAIR CARPETS. VELVET.
BODY BREsSELS AND OTHER CARPETS.
CHINA AND GLASSWARE, KITCHEN UTEN-
On FRIDAY, OCTOBER TWENTY EIGHTH. 1887
commencing at ZEN O'CLOCK A. NJ, shall sell, at
residence No. 500 street northwest general assert
ment Of household effects in good condition. to which
ask the attention of buyers
o24-4t WALTER b. WILLIAMS CO Aucts
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JEFFERSON DAVIS AND TIM ALBANIA LAprra-
Jeners0n Davis, accompanied BY his wife and
Two daughters, passed through Montgomery, Ala.
was welcomed by q salute OF one hundred yuma
thousands VI people were at the train, and iadies
loaded the car with aowerR
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WHY Mr. PHILLIPS WENT ABROA AID so SUDDENLY
Regarding the sudden departure for Europe OF Mr..
Phillips, president OF the defunct Columbian Ma
tiona Bank OF Philadelphia, an evening paper pub
llshed In that city says "Mr. Phillips, about SIX
weeks ago, sent his three children TO the home OF
Baron dc Lorme, Il French nObleman and Intimate
personal friend who resides near a convent at
which he wished Mr. Phillips children TO be edu-
catei. The children were sent to France, because
1t was the expressed wish Of the nOblenan that
they should come and live with him while attend
Ing school, Ten days ago the Baroness de LOrme
died suddenly OF neart disease making It necessary
for Mr. Phillips to sail quickly, to provide other
arrangements for his children In the event OF un.
expected changes In the Baron he LOrme's domestic
arrangements.
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OY ROBERT vOSE co,
ID Real Estate Agents, 300 ST. sc.
TWO NEW PRESSED REICK FRONT HOUSES BIZ

On THURSDAY, OCTOBER TwENTY-SFv-
ENTH, at FIVE O'CLOCK PM these houses are }4R
located on llth at. South Carolina ave. III
and contain seven EACH bath have ali The
modern improvements, and CRATES in each dining
ROOM and coal and wood sheds in the rear They are
well built, neatly finished and should command the
attention of any one seeking pleasant home The
nrighborhood and all its surroundings excellent
depth of 123 feet to 20foot alieyD s100 deposit
each house At sale. Terms vexy easy.
ROBERT vOSE, Auctioueer
N. B.-These Houses can be examined every after
office, 300 b st. o2O-5t
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NINE taitDkES IN FIVE YKAKs-Nrs Char,o,,a
IlDos OF CdrOii ne County, Nd rec,-nTi~ t, -.
oir.h 20 Tour battles, all u whom are any, ,s
auuuon 70 her family Makes her me mo, ~. =,
nine children, all OF whom were horn nef on
ysars Among the Older children are two pairs Of
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The SwIFTEsr WAR SHIP AFLOAr-The new
arlnored cruiser, Reina Regenta, constructed by
Messra >. and G. Thomson, Glasgow, for the Span
Clyde on tae 10th instant, numerous Spanish
omcers being on board. The cruiser attained a
speed OF twentyone knots, the greatest speed ever
pansion. She Is 300 tons burden while her horse
power Is q, 0O0, and she viii be heavily armed
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1919 Both ST. n. w.. r-,,u..
C. NJ. MATTHEW'S, Afus'o
o17-dts 120S 31st st. u. ".
nUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.

Il
TRUSTEES SALE UNDER DECREE OF COURT OF
ELEVEN OF THOSE. FINE BRICK DWELL
INGS, ON EAST CAPITOL STREET, BETWEEN
SECOND AND THIRD STREETS EAST AND
THhEE ON SOUTH STREET. IN THE SAME
SQUARE.
Court Of the District OF Columbia in Equisy "a
Cause y 1921. Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance LII
Company Albert Grant ct al, will sell at public
auction, in front of the premises Tt SnAY. THE
FIFTEENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1887, at FOUR
O'CLOCK p. NJ (sae to be continued the next day at
the same hour. If necessary Lots numbered one ID.
three 10. four t4 hve tJ six 90, eight to- nine t3
ten QO), eleven Old, twelve Q2l fourteen U4l SIX
teen Q6l, seventeen 17l, and eighteen (1S) of the
subdi vision of square numbered seven hundred and
sixty $50, in the City of Washington, d. c. the
is of record in the office the surveyor of the
District of Columbia. These lots xre improved
with desirable brick dwellings. and will be sold sepa-
rately.
Terms of sale: One-fourth cash and the balance at
Six twelve and eighteen months. which the notes
of the purchaser, bearing interest from the day of
sold, or all cash. 1t the option of the Purchaser
clnding all amounts 20 redeem the property
the Ifdrchase money. A deposit Of $500 will be
policy Of insurance against fire will be required of
the purchaser Oh the building on each lot sold in such
amount rs the trustee may deem proper.
BkAINARD H WARNER Trustee
DUNCANSON BROS, 916 It NV.
Anafr \
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A BIG ESTATE LOOKING FOR HRIRs-The Read
Ing Herald publishes what purpOrts to be letter
from the police department OF Bremen, Germany,
asking for the American heirs TO John George
Spang's $40, 100000 in Germany. Spang was born
In Heidelberg township, Berks County, before the
Revolution, and lived In Philadelphia during the
knyphausen, OF the British army. for which the
general paid him 100000 and took him to Ger
rich, andin 1926 died OF apOplexy. All his brothers
In this country, Of whom there had been five
Henry, George. Peter, Michael. and Frederick
position OF friends he did not go to Germany, al
though it was stated that John Georges estate
was Large enough TO buy up the whole OF Heidel-
berg township. His only sister in this country was
named Maria The heirs Will send a representa-
tive TO Germany TO SubStantiate their claim.
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EDITORS INDICTBD-The Petersburg, Va, grand
jury have indicted r. r. Barnam, editor ana pub
Usher OF the Daily Inde1- ppeai; W. W. Evans
editor and owner OF the Weekly Lancet, the organ
OF the colored people, and MeSSrs. NJ VI. Lewis, H.
9. Kennedy and W. T. Smith for criminal libel
The prosecutor In the case Is I. j. Jarrett mayor
OF the city. The charge against Barham is that OF
puD,lshlng series OF resolutions adopted at a col
Ored political meeting in Petersburg In August
last which reflected on the mayors Official conduct
In the case OF the sentencing of Edward Ridley
brought about the calling out OF the military In
Petersburg short while ago. Mayor Jarrett has
brought suit against The Index-Appeal for $4,000
damages.
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PROGRESS IN PogTUGAI.-The first s,aan,n,, c.r
express, inaugurating the special mail service, ha
tween london, Paris and Lisbon, in connection
with the ocean steamship service 10 South America
and South Africa, arrived In Lisbon yesterday fii
OF distinguished visitors Delegates from All the
European powers were banqu. ted on board the
Union Company's steamer Athena. ToasIs To the
King OF Portugal and Queen Victoria were drunk
with enthusiasm
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LADIES' GOODS.
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Ano,SsT ss,y SGD style q JsckET made 9. oess
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plated back ct slo is the best value offered ssi
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Deer sACsidsf Care Ss.;gl.,sd S.st :, $50 fore
IA. ssss s'f es
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w. - ~ " -
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~ forms her patron. and the ladies generally ths.
iS cut and make ali tind. Of Dresses and wr.ss x the
most approved and fashionable styles. Perfect NJ
o. cutting and hitting. aud has hand patterns 20
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is Sis SIN ST. Hss and cnSSrseH.x Modesto.
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firsfci..s Ss,e ana 49,, i.oa New hors svenne
ton SSfoS aSp sAsSftSE iii Ific as.''-
CHIPPING IN ALL IFS BRANCHES ARTisTIo.
sSs West sad street New ioTe s.si.i.S,"ry rsi.s.
NIRs 4 MccAFFERTY, 1908 q ST. NV. HAS
s,yls: q Bonnet ana Hal Fr.ns. She /. q. only
NILE NJ. j. Pn.spl
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LATEST fA'asiA H, M0 GdSp u FINE FRENCH
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| Hair Dressed and Bangs shinsled. sl7-2m.
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[ nnu OF all Kinds Cleaned and
Dyed without being ripped. ladies' EveniIg Dresses
speciality. 1hirfy-nve years' experience Prices
moderate. Goods called Tor and delivered all
FrDoR. Dnrss SHrEIps
ARE THE BEST IN TIE WORLD
Manufactured b. A. H. Brinkmann 4 Co. baltimore
IL DO your own Dyeins 1t home wisa
PEERLESS DYES
They win dye everything They are sold ev.rywhera
Irice loc. ackaee-io colors. They have no equal
for strength, brightness. Amount Packages for
taktness OF Coloc Non fading Qualities. They do
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| no.I-eo Druggist, Az pennsylvaaia ava
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| s4 300 q st. n =.
nj Iss ANNIE K HUMPHREY. $50 IorH ST NV.
AL Makes Corsets 20 order every style aud mate
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freDch Hand made Undepiothing Merino CnderwssP
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CHAANCERY SALE s OF i THAT gA VA ,aT Lo1
EAST CoRNEn OF EIGHTH AND @ sTREETs

CHANCERY SALE OF THAT VALUABLE LOT
OAND FIRE-PROOF BUILDING ON THE NORTH
EAST CORNEn OF EIGHTH AND q STREETS
NORTHWEST, NOW 0CcUPIEp BY The
CATION.
BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of the -
District of Columbia. passed In Equity Cause No S
1030S, Docket 70, wherein Daniel Prstt Wright 80
conplsnant and Emma c. Wright ct a. defendants
I shall on THURSDAY, the TEETH DAY OF no
numbered three t3l N souars nuMbersd four hundred
c. beginning for the at the southwest of
said lot aud running thence east along street north
seventy feet; thence north thirty nine and twenty
hundredths C3920 feet to the center of party wall
thence seventy feet and thence south along Eighth
street west thirty mine and twenty hupdreths 9 5o>
feet to the place OF beginning, improved by . Iour-
story and basement brick IRE proof building
cuped by the United States the Bureau Of Education
Terms Of -One-fourth of the purchase money in
cash and the residue in three equal instruments AZ
spectively two and three years from the day OF
sale, with interest at cent per annuln payable
semi annually The deferred payments to be secured
by the purchasers notes and deed Of trust the
property all the purchase money can be paid cash.
deposit Of $500 will be required ut the time Of
sale.
All conveyancing and recording At the purchasers
cost.
II the terms of sale are not complied with within
twenty days after sale the property will be resod the
risk and cost of the defnuiting purchaser
REGINALD fENDAI.I. Trustee,
Corner Al st. and la ave.
WALTER b WILLIAMS l. Co,
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AUCTION SALES.


TO.MOR ROW.
1Vverrs = ~ .,-..------ ---
w u0soneeh
SMALL lot OF eRocrpIrs pp,x<,,.,,x.~,
GOODS. BBLS SUGAR . stSw C1srS nhAf
Also SA0~
BALANCE OF FuRNI IL RI IN FOUR ROOMS CAR
eET, 10. AT AUcTioS DhooAnp' nAo-hooA
WEDNESDAY, MORNrNa
OCT0BTR TxESSy
AT TEN O'CLOCK. At
oo%-2t 100, N -
-. = 800 " = y ~.
FINHOAAS Unwilling. Auctioneer.
fUBIiC SALE
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BkAINARD Il WARNER Trustee,
DUNCANSON BROS, 9l6 ID NV
AuctiODeera oc1 Id


CHANCERy SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
ON MARYLAND AVENUE, BETWEEN FOUR
AND:A-HALF AND SIXTH STREETS SOUTH.
WEST.
BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court of -
the DISTRICT q Columbia passed IN equity cause
No. 634O, Will sell at public auction in front
the premises on FRIDAY, THE TWENTY-EIGHlH
DAY OF OCTOBER, A. d. 1857, at HALf-PAST
seven (7l in res walton ID, situated Maryland av-
enue between A. and 9th streets southwest improved
by dwelling house and a large brick stable.
Terms OF sale: One-third - cash. and the balance
OF purchase money twelve. and eighteen months
with interest from day SALE the payment thereof
be secured by the promissory notes Of the purchaser
purchasers, all the purchase money be paid
cash on day of sale or ratihcaton of sale by the
court lien reserved on the property for purchase
money and interest. No deed given until purchase
money and interest be paid deposit OF $500 will be
required when property is knocked down All convey
ancing at cost Of purchaser terms be not complied
with within ten Gays after sale the property will be
sold at risk and cost Of defaultirg purchaser.
s. s. HENkLE Trustee.
Office ago Louisiana ave.
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DILES. PILEs!! PILEs.,!
A FEAST o. BAReA,ss

A FEAST Or BARGAINS
OAK HALL
COR 10TH AND sTREErS
FOR BOYS. TO Is
Suits At e. SO. worth s4.0O
Suits at S325. worth $500.
Suits 1T $3.50, worth e6- 90
Suits 1T &5.2 rs, worth $3.50
Suits at 60 90, worth o.. co.
Suits at o.. 80. worth $1,000.
Suits at $3.50, worth &l2OO.
Overcosts from Sl.5O to $40.
FOR BOYS II TO Is.
Suits 1t $3.50, worth $780,
Suits at $3.50. worth $50
Suits at 1878, worth $500
Suits at 81 so, worth $1,000.
Suits ut S9.25, worth el3.50.
Suits at $1,000, worth $500.
Oyercoats from $3.50 70 els.
FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN,
Suits ut $50 worth $3.50.
Suits at o.. so worth &I0
Suits at $40. worth els.
Suits at &l2. worth sl7.
Suits at els, worth 3D.
Pure Worsted Corkscrew suita sack or Frock. $40;
worth S14.
Fine Broadcloth Suits ct s20 worth cas-.
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range from Is TO &25.
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